🌅 1. Set a Consistent Wake-Up Time

Why: A regular wake-up time trains your body clock and reduces grogginess. Tip: Aim for 7–9 hours of sleep. Start by setting your bedtime accordingly.

🛏️ 2. Avoid the Snooze Button

Why: Snoozing disrupts your sleep cycle and can make you feel more tired. Tip: Place your alarm across the room so you have to get up to turn it off.

🚿 3. Refresh Yourself

Wash your face, brush your teeth, shower—whatever helps you feel awake. A cold splash of water or contrast shower (warm then cold) can help increase alertness.

🧘 4. Spend 5–10 Minutes Centering Yourself

Options: Meditation or Deep Breathing (try apps like Calm or Headspace) Gratitude Practice (write 3 things you’re grateful for) Affirmations or Visualization of your goals

📓 5. Review Your Day or Journal

Write your top 3 priorities for the day. Optional: Use a planner or journal (like the 5-Minute Journal or Bullet Journal).

🏃 6. Move Your Body

Even 5–15 minutes of stretching, yoga, walking, or light cardio can boost mood and focus. If you enjoy working out in the morning, schedule a full session.

🍳 7. Fuel Yourself Wisely

Eat a balanced breakfast with protein + healthy fats + complex carbs (e.g., eggs + avocado toast + fruit). Drink water before coffee—your body is dehydrated after sleep.

📵 8. Limit Phone Use

Avoid checking emails or social media first thing—it hijacks your attention. Instead, focus on your intentions for the day.

⏰ Example 60-Minute Routine:

Time

Activity

6:30

Wake up, hydrate, hygiene

6:45

Stretch or short workout

7:00

Meditate/journal/plan your day

7:15

Healthy breakfast

7:30

Start first important task

✅ Tips to Stick to It:

Start small—don’t overhaul your whole morning at once. Prepare the night before (clothes, meals, to-do list). Track your habit with a journal or habit-tracking app.

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